CNBCLou Dobbs Back on at 7pmET....when he appears on Larry Kudlow's CNBC show tonight. The Business Insider says they'll be watching. After leaving CNN the first time in 1999, there was talk the former "Moneyline" host would join NBC and appear primarily on CNBC. That never panned out, and Dobbs returned to CNN 2001. Dobbs departed CNN a second time last Wednesday. Charlie Gasparino on Fox NewsCharlie Gasparino, on-air editor for CNBC, appeared on Fox News' "Your World with Neil Cavuto" tonight promoting his new book, The Sellout.
We found out a few weeks ago what show Gasparino will not be appearing on... Bill Griffeth Taking A Leave From CNBC
Griffeth was part of the team that started the Financial News Network in 1981. He joined CNBC in 1991 when NBC purchased FNN and merged it with CNBC. His last day, at least for the next year, is Wednesday, Nov. 25. Eyes on Nov. 16 for Comcast-NBCU Deal
CNBC's David Faber reports on the impending acquisition of his network's parent company. "General Electric and Comcast are now expected to announce a deal over GE's NBC Universal unit on Nov. 16, not next week as originally thought," Faber writes on CNBC.com. GE will shed 51% of NBC Universal to Comcast and hold the remaining 49%. CNBC's Rovell Apologizes for Calling Marathon Winner a 'Ringer'
Given our disappointing results, embracing Keflezighi is understandable. But Keflezighi's country of origin is Eritrea, a small country in Africa. He is an American citizen thanks to taking a test and living in our country. The post drew criticism online and Henry Blodget at Business Insider called the sentiment "seriously disturbing." The New York Times even pointed to the blog posting in its report on the "sports dispute [that] erupted online, fraught with racial and nationalistic components." Now, Rovell has apologized for the comment, writing, "Let me be clear: Meb Keflezighi is an American and any suggestion otherwise is wrong." He also wrote: It turns out, Keflezighi moved to the United States in time to develop at every level in America. So Meb is in fact an American trained athlete and an American citizen and he should be celebrated as the American winner of the NYC Marathon. That makes a difference and makes him different from the "ringer" I accused him of being. Meb didn't deserve that comparison and I apologize for that. CNBC Confusion about Microsoft
That distinction is a big one (apparently). CNBC's Jim Goldman reported the original news and the "clarification" several minutes later. After the jump, you can see a series of videos cataloging the incident. CNBC Partners with SBS for Korean Biz Channel
CNBC Asia Pacific announced a strategic partnership with SBS (Seoul Broadcasting System) today. CNBC and SBS plan to jointly launch a new 24-hour Korean business news channel, branded SBS-CNBC, in January 2010. SBS-CNBC will focus on Korea’s daily business news, complemented with international coverage from CNBC bureaus around the world. Rebecca Jarvis Leaves CNBC
CNBC spokesman Brian Steel confirms with TVNewser, "Rebecca is no longer with CNBC, and we wish her the best." Jarvis, who was the runner-up on season four of "The Apprentice", joined CNBC in 2006. She was last seen on CNBC Sept. 18. If Jarvis is to join CBS News, it may be a few months before she's on the air as she sits out a standard non-compete clause in her contract. CNBC Talent Being Kept off Dylan Ratigan's MSNBC Show?
"It seems the bad blood between Dylan Ratigan and CNBC executives isn't water under the bridge," writes John Carney. Ratigan left CNBC in March and ended up staying with the company, joining MSNBC in May. No comment from either MSNBC or CNBC, but insiders from both networks tell TVNewser it is their intent to keep CNBC talent off Ratigan's show for viewers who may confuse the networks. CNBC's talent appears on most other MSNBC shows. CNBC's Melissa Francis even co-hosts an afternoon hour on MSNBC. As for Ratigan and Gasparino, they have a past at CNBC which included this bizarre on-air exchange last October. Maria Bartiromo: From Wall Steet to 5th Ave.
Could be worse... could be Dylan Ratigan. We kid! > More: Speaking of parades: did NBC force the cancellation of the cast of a popular FOX show from appearing in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade? TMZ thinks so... PreviouslyRe-Air of CNBC's 'Fast Money' Replaced with Docs Joe Kernen: "How Can Fox News Double MSNBC and CNN Combined? Air America Can't Sell An Ad" Michael Moore on His CNBC Visit: "The Place Really Reeked of Money" Beyond Englewood Cliffs, CNBC's Global Brand Goes Local "I Looked Up, and He Was Staring at Me!" CNBC Reports Goes Away; Three Hours of Docs to Air in Primetime TVNewser Doesn't Understand Basic Economics CNBC Reports On Parent Company's Fate Just As We Were Trying to Forget Last September, TV News is Here to Remind Us Actor Shia LaBeouf Spends His Tuesday at CNBC CNBC's Amanda Drury Makes US Stopover "Squawk Box" Live from Capitol Hill Rick Santelli on Huff Post: "Like That's the Pinnacle of Journalism? Come On" Rick Santelli Hosting "Fast Money" CNBC Health Care Roundtable Monday Night Dennis Kneale vs. the Internet Gasparino Unapologetic for His Reporting Style Bartiromo or Burnett: "Who Will Be the Face of CNBC?" Dennis Kneale to 'Bitter Blogger Bullies:' 'Up Yours' Rick Santelli Featured at Get-Rich Seminar? Is This CNBC or a Barnes & Noble? Jim Cramer: "Everybody Wishes That Obama Would Just Kind of Go Away For a Little Bit" Twin Girls For Carl Quintanilla John Harwood Is Taken By Pres. Obama's Fly-Killing Skills Jeff Macke Officially Out at CNBC Barney Frank Cuts CNBC Interview Short Golf Tournament In Honor of CNBC Director CNBC Shelves Weekday 'On The Money' For the Second Time CNBC's Larry Kudlow Asks Fmr. VP Cheney About Gen. Powell Comment Carl Quintanilla Interviewed By Meredith Vieira...For a News Release Jim Cramer, Matt Lauer Stop By "Late Night" Jeff Macke: "Either I've Gotten Off The Bus in Crazytown..." CNBC Looks Into "The Oprah Effect" The "Other" CNBC 20th Anniversary Party Cramer on Stewart: "One Day He'll Answer For It" CNBC Asia's Jeremy Pink Named New SVP "I Think You Should Do Some Reporting," "You're The One Who Should Do The Reporting" Rick Santelli to Steve Liesman: "Don't Open Your Mouth and Say Dumb Things" Charlie Gasparino's Hangover, Maria Bartiromo's Get, Kentucky Derby Tie... Erin Burnett Channels Pirate Life in Cairo CNBCers Gather for Closing Bell Cramer Explodes: "Enough of This! I've Said My Peace" CNBC Celebrates 20th Anniversary Today CNBC Dinner: To Quell "Obama-Bashing" or Celebrate "Outstanding Coverage"? Santelli On Tea Parties: "It's a Great Thing" Fast Money Adds Halftime Report Forgive and Forget? Not So, For Jim Cramer "Fidgety Picture" and a Flush on CNBC Reporters On A Plane: The Ethics of the Air What The Next Quarter Holds For CNBC Santelli "Not Involved" In Any Tax Day Tea Parties Arianna Huffington Studies Up for Her CNBC Co-Host Gig Ben Stein With The Final Word on Cramer/Stewart "Happy Hour" For Dylan Ratigan Who's Going to Take Over For Jonathan Wald at CNBC? Larry Kudlow Not Running for Senate Weeks After Daily Show Takedown #1, CNBC Still Has People Talking Cramer's First Comments About Daily Show Interview Zucker on Stewart: "Incredibly Unfair to CNBC and the Business Media" Was Stewart Coached By Brother Before Cramer Interview? Insana Returns: "The One Regret I have is We Ended Up Losing Money" The Last Word (We Think) on Cramer vs. Stewart Cramer Talks About Stewart Appearance, Just Not That Stewart Cramer vs. Stewart: The Day After Live Blog: Jim Cramer on The Daily Show Jim Cramer Says He's Treated "Shoddily" By the Today Show Jim Cramer + Daily Show = Live Blog Burnett's Celebrity Apprentice Appearance: "Denting the Credibility"? Cramer vs. Stewart Goes Corporate, Cramer To Appear on Daily Show Stewart Takes on Cramer For Bear Predictions Erin Burnett Sees "Real Time" on "Celebrity Apprentice" Cramer "Uncomfortable Being in the Crosshairs," Rush Tries to Help CNBC's Past Three Weeks: "Moment in the Spotlight" or "Going Overboard"? CNBC and Santelli's 'No Comment' After Daily Show Segment Cramer Responds to White House: "I'm a Fight-Not-Flight Guy" Stewart Unloads on CNBC After Santelli Cancellation White House Knocks Jim Cramer For Calling Obama Budget "Greatest Wealth Destruction By a President" What Hath Rick Wrought? Playboy Takes Down a Post; CJR.org Prints "Off the Record" Comments |
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